I'm trying to build a RabbitMQ-Webstomp system behind Apache mod-wstunnel. This allows us to turn any websocket host:port combination (e.g. localhost:61613) to an apache URI https://server/myhiddenmq and therefore work with Stomp in situations where all but the most minimal ports are blocked.
However, Stampy appears only to use the HostPort class. This doesn't seem to accept a path, or protocol, or anything else.
Is there a technical requirement only to specify connections with Host:Port combinations?
Would it be a worthy fork for me to attempt to turn all the HostPort usage to URI?
I'm trying to build a RabbitMQ-Webstomp system behind Apache mod-wstunnel. This allows us to turn any websocket host:port combination (e.g. localhost:61613) to an apache URI https://server/myhiddenmq and therefore work with Stomp in situations where all but the most minimal ports are blocked.
However, Stampy appears only to use the HostPort class. This doesn't seem to accept a path, or protocol, or anything else.
Is there a technical requirement only to specify connections with Host:Port combinations?
Would it be a worthy fork for me to attempt to turn all the HostPort usage to URI?